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The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

The Tulane Xi Chapter of Gamma Rho Lambda. Photo courtesy of GRL

Gamma Rho Lambda ‘queers’ Greek norms, strives for intersectional inclusivity

Luo Qi Kong, Staff Reporter February 16, 2017

Centered on intersectionality, inclusivity and siblinghood, Gamma Rho Lambda's Xi Chapter provides an experience definitively distinct from many other organizations at Tulane University. The organization,...

Students and faculty rally on the steps of McAlister Auditorium in a demonstration defending immigrant rights.

Tulane students unite against President Trump’s visa and immigration ban

Emily Fornof, Associate News Editor February 16, 2017

Posters lined the steps of McAlister Auditorium, waiting to be picked up by demonstrators eager to stand against President Donald Trump's immigration and visa ban on Thursday, Feb. 9. Students,...

Students navigate queer romance amid hostility

Students navigate queer romance amid hostility

Canela López, Intersections Editor February 16, 2017

New Orleans is seen by many as a queer cultural hub, with award-winning bars and clubs like Oz New Orleans and the annual Southern Decadence festival. While the city may seem like a welcoming space,...

Courtesy of Carolyn Barber-Pierre

Mardi Gras Samba Queen: Carolyn Barber-Pierre bridges cultures through Brazilian dance

Nurah Lambert, Staff Reporter February 9, 2017

Dance serves as a uniting force bringing people of diverse backgrounds together across varied cultures. For Tulane's own Carolyn Barber-Pierre, assistant vice president for student affairs and intercultural...

Black Greek life subverts white supremacy, strives for academic excellence

Black Greek life subverts white supremacy, strives for academic excellence

Emily Fornof, Staff Writer February 8, 2017

While Greek life at Tulane attracts masses of people each year, there are criticisms about the lack of diversity seen in these spaces.  There is another faction of Greek life, however, that looks to center...

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‘Muslim Ban’ intensifies Tulane students’ fears and uncertainty

Canela Lopez, Intersections Editor February 2, 2017

Tulane sophomore Haneen Islam said she is wrought with uncertainty, waiting for news of whether or not her sisters will be allowed to remain in the country after President Donald Trump's "Muslim Ban."...

Senior Alexis Clark preforms in her music video featuring other Tulane students set to Nicki Minaj and Beyonce's "Feeling Myself." She is studying psychology with a minor in public health and plans on pursing a career in film after graduating this May. Photo Provided by Alexis Clark

Student director Alexis Clark finds inspiration in identity, creates intersectional art

Nurah Lambert, Staff Reporter January 18, 2017

We're all here for one reason or another, all trying to discover our own callings, but senior Alexis Clark seems to have it all figured out. Majoring in psychology and minoring in public health, you wouldn't...

Letter from Intersections Editor

Letter from Intersections Editor

Canela Lopéz, Intersections Editor December 8, 2016

Words have power: the power to stop pipelines, to exert existence, to say lives matter. Media coverage also has power. This is the first thing we learn as student journalists. Crafting stories, communicating...

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